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| Saturday, September 18th, 2010 at 9:18:27 AM #49045 |
 ColinFiat Site Admin 'JavaScript' Level 26 Posts: 1,359 Submissions: 89  | Last Monday I posted an empty envelope to myself with my own address on the back as the sender. On Wednesday I received the envelope and proceeded to cross out my delivery address and write 'Not at this address, return to sender.' Yesterday, Friday I received my returned envelope. I wonder what would happen if I addressed an envelope to a nonexistent house with another invalid return address on the back. Would it be sent back and forth between a few post offices before being securely stored in the dead letter department for all eternity? |
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| Saturday, September 18th, 2010 at 10:07:07 AM #49046 |
 Dodge Site Admin 'Open foot, insert mouth' Level 19 Posts: 1,989 Submissions: 53 | You're a hilarious person, Colin. When I was younger I wanted to try sending letters across town without postage. I was going to put my address as the 'to' and my friends address as the return. Never got around to trying it though. |
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